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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
4
The Frederick independent newspaper from Maryland reports on local events, business, and community notices published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
The article notes improved service with a new Sunday train on the Northern Central Railroad and Pennsylvania's lease of the 8. CR. R. for years, urging Frederick to obtain a modern terminal, East Street improvements, and a new station to match the city’s growth and needs.
A Sunday train service is proposed on the N Co RR with a new everyday depot planned. The article notes higher aim for altitude records by the avdator, indicating interest in elevated achievements.
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reprints editorials warning that young girls increasingly loiter on street corners, urging mothers to supervise telephone calls and letters, keep daughters away from street life, and preserve modesty and virtue in the face of growing freedom. A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph note adds that biblical stories face myth claims, yet faith in the Bible endures amid critics.
A Baltimore Evening Star excerpt argues for improved transit to curb food waste and rising prices from long hauls. It cites graft probes and calls for reform to cut express rates and enhance freight efficiency. The piece also notes a 1841 constitutional issue on jury power and judge guidance in trials.
Motter Bros. & Co. reports corrected noon quotes for a wide range of securities including Cons. 4s and 4s, Georgia & Alabama G B S, Houston Oil Co common and preferred, Seaboard Air Line bonds and stock, United Rys varieties, Western Maryland Ist ds, Northern Central, Somerset Coal, Merchant Trust, Annapolis & Potomac 5s, and other listed issues.
Frederick County Frederick Bank reports its condition as of November 10 1910 detailing resources and liabilities. Albert Gilson cashier swore the figures true before Notary Chas Hendrickson on November 15 1910.
The Russell Sage Foundation develops a suburb on Long Island to show that good design, landscape gardening, and architectural guidance can create affordable homes for people with modest means. It aims to prove the investment is sound, not just a display for the wealthy.
A collage of humor and clipped quotes from Chicago News Brooklyn Life Yonkers Statesman and a Judge line reads like a humor column of quips about marriage old age and family life. The snippets highlight telephone cruelty jokes about divorce tinder boxes and late nights after a baby.
Poetic monologue in rustic voice complains about fears of germs in milk and water and mocks sanitizing trends. The speaker Amos asks about aging and health while recalling grandfolk and whiskey from corn as a defense of simple life and faith.
Members of the Y M C A Men's Membership Committee were chosen for tonight's session to plan campaign steps. Miss Ingte to lead the women's committee as the drive for new members continues with Messrs Gaired and Cline slated to oversee respective sides.
Notices include property transfers and rights of way in Woodsboro district worth 2600 and 4600 dollars, marriages license applications in Brunswick Brookville and other towns, orphan and guardianship listings, and inventory reports on estates such as Fisher Zim Merman Brown and others, plus sales of personal property and guardianship matters. The record cites executors and attorneys in fact handling estates and legal filings, with multiple names and places reflecting routine court business.
The piece discusses caution in speaking of others, urging readers to filter thoughts through three gateways before speaking. It questions whether sharing is kind and emphasizes restraint to avoid spreading rumors. Washington Times reference appears as a textual fragment.
Announced marriage between Miss Rhea De Ifart Sonrheer of Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Mr LeRoy I Abernethy of Hickory North Carolina. The wedding occurred at the bride’s home on Wednesday November 28. The bride is a graduate of the Woman’s College and has taught at Clanonont College Hickory NC.
Grain market brief reports mixed results with wheat and corn fluctuating as traders weigh global supply and domestic demand. Prices show narrow gains for some contracts while others ease. analysts cite weather, export demand, and currency factors as influences.
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